IPAD 101: UTK LIBRARIES

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This document provides an overview of the iPad, including its strengths and weaknesses, comparisons between the iPad and iPad 2, and tips and tricks for using the iPad. It also recommends and reviews several popular iPad apps, such as Dropbox, Evernote, and iWork. The document discusses how the iPad is not just a replacement for PCs and laptops but enables new mobile and cloud-based capabilities through its touch interface and access to apps.

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iPad Links:
http://bit.ly/iPadClass

the iPad
is it a PC or laptop replacement?

Not Just iPads
Chromebook, Android tablets, Blackberry
Playbook, HP PalmPad, Motorolla Atrix

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Mobility
light weight, Wi-Fi and/or 3G network friendly

the Cloud
AppStore, Mobile Me, DropBox, Google Docs,
WebDav

Touch Interface
interact with the display directly

the Cloud
but I thought you said that was good?

Compatibility
apps don’t always work together.

A Sign for the Industry?
HP Consumer PC Sales down 23% in Q2 2011

iPad vs. iPad 2
is there really a difference?

iPad vs. iPad2

Smaller / Faster
Dual Core Processor (Mirroring)
Front / Rear-facing Cameras
Gyroscope
Cellular Radio Set Supports CDMA

Updating iOS
fixes bugs, adds features, breaks jailbreaks

Side-Switch Settings
mute vs. lockrotation

Creating Folders
easy way to organize apps

Taskbar
add your favorite apps to the taskbar

Taking Screenshots
press “home” & “on / off” Buttons

Hard Reset
press and hold “home” & “on / off” Buttons

Find My iPad
track your iPad from MobileMe

Safari “Find In Page”
use the upper-right search field

Safari Bookmarklets
improve browser features
http://bit.ly/Bookmarklets

Web Apps
not all apps are in the appstore

iPad as an eReader
numerous apps; no eInk; OverDrive; NetGalley

iWork
Price: $9.99 each (Pages, Keynote, Numbers)

Conde Nast Publications
Price: Free for App
The New Yorker, Wired, GQ, Vanity Fair, Etc.

HBO Go
Price: Free (Requires HBO Account)

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